A new joint venture between TotalTec Oilfield Services and local partner aHa aims to boost Guyana local content in the ExxonMobil-led Stabroek Block oil boom.
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Key Facts
—Joint Venture Partners TotalTec Oilfield Services (technical partner) and aHa (local Guyanese partner).
—Core Activities Oilfield services, workforce training, equipment supply, inspection, calibration, and shore-base logistics support.
—Local Content Law Guyana’s Local Content Act mandates minimum Guyanese participation levels across 40 service categories in the petroleum sector.
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